Today: What’s holding back demand for New gTLD’s is… / SnoringCenter.com sold for $9,200 / The best way to buy a domain portfolio / And more! Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today! Looking for [...] Continue reading →

While we have a big poll running on Namepros for the title of top registrar in the business for 2019, the folks over at TechRadar put together their list. 1. Domain.com 2. GoDaddy 3. Hover 4. Dynadot 5. Google Domains 6. Namecheap I am not sure I love their breakdown, when talking about Domain.com this [...] Continue reading →

Last year four reported new gTLD sales reached six figures. With this year almost half over none have been reported at that level - until now. Details in our new weekly sales report. [...] Continue reading →

Ah SSL, it was once an obscure term known only by developers and sys admins, now – everyone knows it…or do they? Well I think most people’s definition of SSL is something like “the thing that puts the green box in the browser window.” While this [...] Continue reading →

After some years of accelerating IPv6 deployment, we are now into a period of slower growth and it's not clear where we are heading. It is therefore interesting to try to predict the future of IPv6 over the coming years. At Ericsson Research, we have been working on this topic since 2013, but just recently [...] Continue reading →

MAY 29, 2019 / Song Liuping, Huawei Chief Legal Officer: US blacklisting Huawei is a "dangerous move." Huawei has filed a legal motion in the United States federal court calling for the ban to be declared unconstitutional and deemed an assault on global human rights. During a press conference on Wednesday, Song [...] Continue reading →

Coachella Music Festival, LLC v. John Mercado, FA1904001840140 (Forum, May 27, 2019) / Disputed domain name: chellastore.com The Complainant is the owner of the well-known Coachella festival. It owns a trademark registration, issued in 2016, for the mark CHELLA. The Respondent asserted that he intended to use the disputed domain name [...] Continue reading →